I follow the lady who owns this home, on Instagram. She flat-out refused the realtor's advice to redo her colorful home in Richardson, TX, in white & gray, in order to sell it . She wrote: The hubs got a job opportunity in Austin that he couldn’t refuse…so I am being kidnapped and forced to sell my colorful pattern party dream house to one of you losers. (Don’t listen to me, I’m just bitter.) The 1976 home has 3bds, 2ba, & is listed for $469K. She was right, it's already under contract.
I notice that the real estate photos are so dulled down. The entrance is bright pink with flamingo wallpaper. It looks dull and beige.
I mean, really, this is the actual color of the entrance.
The photos have to be dulled down on purpose.
The blue in the living room is much brighter and I bet they made her take up the area rug.
The dining area has a great ceiling mural.
A nice arch includes the kitchen peninsula with a counter and seats.
The actual kitchen with a view of a pink room.
The kitchen's pretty big, even though it's a galley layout.
The top photo is dark and subdued. The real dining area is lively and bright.
Look at the color of the wallpaper.
What a difference.
The primary bedroom. Both the realty version and the actual room.
I found these moths separately, and placed them on the tree together
I walked away for some time and came back to the little one hiding out under the larger one’s wing :3
this little butterfly is Sarota acantus, a fingernail-sized work of art found in Central and South America. you can tell this one is a female since she’s walking on all six legs—male metalmarks have a greatly reduced first pair!
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